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71from the very start — from the first moment, from the very beginning, from day one …
72from the word go — from the beginning, from the start You knew I worked for the KGB. You knew it from the word go …
73from the first moment — from day one, since the initial time of the brief event until now, from the very start …
74from the start — from the beginning, from when it first started …
75from the top — from the boss, from the person in charge; start at the beginning …
76from the word go — from the start of something. I knew from the word go that she was going to cause problems …
77from the word go — from the time when something starts We expected business would start slowly, but from the word go we were really busy …
78from scratch — From the beginning. ► “In these days of ownership CHURN and affiliation switches, many stations face having to start a newscast from the ground up.” (Broadcasting & Cable, Sept. 4, 1995, p. 31) …
79from the ground up — From the beginning. ► “In these days of ownership CHURN and affiliation switches, many stations face having to start a newscast from the ground up.” (Broadcasting & Cable, Sept. 4, 1995, p. 31) …
80from the word “go” — From the beginning. ► “In these days of ownership CHURN and affiliation switches, many stations face having to start a newscast from the ground up.” (Broadcasting & Cable, Sept. 4, 1995, p. 31) …